The Brussels Post, 1975-02-12, Page 12BERG
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ROCKY RACCOON
MVCA
news
Rocky Raccoon article to learn
more about this exciting winter
sport.
Former Mayor Frank Sills of
Scaforth and Claire Sager, of
Godcrich, have been appointed to
the Area Management
Committee of the opportunities
for Youth Program for 1975, R. E.
McKinley, M.P.P. has
announced.
Since the inception of the
program the young people .of
Huron have spent over $53,000
for 12 area projects in the summer
of 1974.
This is the first time a local
TODAY'S CHILD
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ORANGE JUICE, 12-,oz.
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DONUTS 57c pkg. 450
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GRADE 7 & 8 CHAMPS — Tim's Team were the
volleyball champs in Grade 7 & 8 at Brussels Public
School this_ year. With coach Tim Prior are players
Cathy Cardiff , Elizabeth Exel, Don Higgins, Brian
Oldridge, Susan Cardiff, Kathleen Elliott, Barbara
Johnson, Darwin McCutcheon, Garry McWhirter,
John Vandenberg and John Richmond. Carrie
Umphey was absent. (Photo by Pat Langlois)
Cross-country skiing is another
winter sport that Rocky Raccoon
has recently looked into. Known
also as Ski touring or Nordic
Skiing, this method of getting
across all types of snow covered
terrain on skis, is said to be the
second fastest means of winter
transportation. (second only to
the snowmobile.
For more than 5,000 years,
Scandanavian peoples have used
cross-country skis to travel from
one community to another.
Canadians generally get involved
in cross-country, or XC skiing, to
stay in shape, enter competition,
or to simply enjoy the experience
that the sport provides in the
outdoors.
Cross-country skiing is
presently one of the fastest
growing sports in Canada.
Reasons for this popularity
include the fact that people of any
age can cross-country ski. The
experts claim that if you can walk,
you can cross-county ski.
Some other advantages are,
that you are not as restricted as
the downhill skier because the
(equipment is lighter; you dont
hayed to wait for a lift to take you
lup the hill; and the enjoyment
'long outlasts the few seconds it
.stakes the down hill skier to finish
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his run.
II It is estimated that a down hill
skier would get only 90 minutes of
::actual skiing time if he were on
;the ski slope for 6 hours a day.
,,When you compare this to the
."Freedom and the quiet of
spending an aft ernoon enjoying
the Whiter scenery at your leisure
on cross-country skis, it's easy to
Isee why the cross-country method
. is in great demand.
I You can read instruction books,
take lessons from a trained
I.nstructor to learn how tO uSe your
Ilkis properly and get full
tjoyment froth them. However j
Ionic people will read the next
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A HAPPY FELLOW
Billy is a happy three-year-old, lovable and easy to care for. He
is used to much attention from his foster parents and several
teenagers, but is not a demanding child. He is quite cheerful if
left to entertain himself, as long as he can see people:
Billy has been slow in developing arid is considerably behind
the average for his age. He has only started to walk and, though
he chatters a lot; only a few words are recognizable:
A healthy boy, Billy has blonde curly Ilan', fait skin and dark
eyes. They did turn in but are improving after corrective surgery.
He has a good appetite and sleeps well.
Billy needs a family who will appreciate his happy disposition
and hot worry over his Slow developnient.
TO inquire ab out adopting Billy, please Write to Today's
Childs Ministry of Community and Social Services tiok 888i
Station K, tomtit() M4P 2H2. For general adoption information
constilt your local Children's Aid Society.
1975
Management ' Committee,
utilizing local representatives,
has been set up. In this way, the
best interests of the area as well
as the merits of individual
applications are assured adequate
consideration. Deliberations of
the committee will commence
after the February 21st deadline
for applications.
12—THE BRUSSELS POST; FEBRUARY 12
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